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India’s Federal Bank also gets a Windows Phone app
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ASB Bank gets a Windows Phone app
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Speed dial: 6 tips for quicker calling on Windows Phone 8
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SoundGecko App For Windows Phone Updated To v2.0 With New UX
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Microsoft updates YouTube app to disable downloads, but still not showing ads
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Nokia Lumia 521 now available on T-Mobile’s website
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Citrix Receiver announced for Windows Phone 8
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Ting dates Sprint’s Windows Phone 8 handsets to “late June or early July”
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Trivial Pursuit, 3 other classic EA games now available for all Windows Phones. Plus: new Nokia exclusives arrive
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Nokia Uses Man Of Steel Movie To Promote Nokia Lumia 925
AT&T Nokia Lumia 900 sold out of pre-orders? Probably not.
There are reports being circulated on the web that the AT&T Nokia Lumia 900 has sold out of pre-orders. We've received several tips from readers indicating they've received notification that reads along the lines of,
The items in your order are currently out of stock and will be shipped when inventory becomes available. When the items in your order ship, we'll send you an email with the ship tracking number(s).
Before you panic and think that the AT&T warehouse has run out of Lumia 900's remember, the phone is backordered because it hasn't been released yet. As we understand things, because the Lumia 900 hasn't been released yet i.e. stocked on shelves, the system sees the phone as "backordered" or not in stock. We still are expecting the Lumia 900s to ship within the next few days and for AT&T to have plenty on hand at the retail stores on April 9th (along with the HTC Titan II).
Of course there is always the slight chance that AT&T became so overwhelmed with pre-orders that the supply just isn't there–who knows what the response so far has been to Nokia's latest effort. It's possible, but unless Nokia had a very tight supply we don't really think that has happened yet. Still, we'll keep an eye on this for any further developments.
We've got a discussion going on over in the WPCentral Forums on all this or you can express your thoughts in the comments section.
Thanks, everyone, for tipping us on this!
Developer Interview: Richard Castle from Igneous Software

This week we've had the pleasure in being joined by Richard Castle of Igneous Software, the brains behind the BBC Radio apps and upcoming BBC Podcast Lounge. As well as a solution for BBC radio streaming, the Podcast Lounge offers Windows Phone users Metro-influenced access to the BBC catalogue of programs. Castle walks us through his background in software development and how he started up the covered projects.
Head on past the break for the full interview.


